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Dirty Money
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The Ratcatcher
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Him Belly No Go Sweet
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Ari Degbe
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Ibeji
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Sare Kon Kon
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Antibalas Brooklyn, New York
Born in a Brooklyn warehouse in 1997, Antibalas is credited with resurrecting Afrobeat and reviving it for a global audience, influencing countless musicians and developing a live show that is the stuff of legend.
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Who Is This America?
by Antibalas
The missing piece from our back catalog, the first album recorded at Daptone studios in Bushwick NYC, foretelling of many of today's problems.
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Frankly, I could have picked any song as my favourite. This is a beautiful album!
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Lest We Forget What We Came Here To Do
by Sons Of Kemet
supported by 21 fans who also own “Antibalas”
Sax + Tuba + Drum set + ANOTHER Drum set? What's not to love, here? I inhaled the Sons Of Kemet discography after hearing Shabaka Hutchings sit in with the Art Ensemble of Chicago, where he blew the house away with this one solo. This band is a great vehicle for his playing: tuba and double-drums provide ample energy but don't occupy the same sonic space, letting him shine. "Play Mass" feels like an obvious choice, but when it hits that refrain it re-wires my brain a bit.
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Another one of my favorite AA titles. Snaky, jazzy melodies played over funky rhythms. One of those albums you won't even realize how often you've been playing it.
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Kutiman (Digital/CD)
by Kutiman
featured on Bandcamp Radio Jun 14, 2016
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Juntos (Full Album)
by ESSO, Diana Mosquera, Rebel Diaz, Puerko Pitzotl, Logan Lu, Afroqbano
A bright and celebratory record made with true collaboratory spirit, bringing contemporary Afro-Latinx diasporic traditions together.
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